How to pronounce“cov2”in English

cov2 it's stuck in the virus membrane and the very tip that's the part that changes every year that's where the antibodies

the case that SARS cov2 comes from this type of interaction um as in most of the at least recent past outbreaks we'd see evidence of that

backbone for SARS cov2 so what I mean just the specific virus which I mentioned ratg 13 and there's a whole history of that because it had a

it with source cov2 you make a dna copy of any rna virus you can modify it and you put it back into cells and you'll get your modified virus out so

far as cov2 to Extinction is such that it's an acceptable number but I would point out that that actually does not make any sense and the reason it doesn't

earliest known uh virus of the SARS cov2 it began mutating so this is it's not the original SARS cov2 there so you it had to have happened someplace else too

the image of the SARS cov2 virus it has these little Spike proteins these little things that that stick out which is why they call it a coronavirus within that

percent similar to the SARS cov2 virus that's actually a significant difference

in the Genome of SARS cov2 could it have been delivered from

cost imagine we get stuck with SARS cov2 and its descendants going forward and then it just settles in and becomes a fact of

the time when it infects humans but for SARS cov2 it just showed up on the scene

you have rotg 13 which is relatively similar to SARS cov2 there's a pretty

they had the sequenced Genome of the Stars cov2 virus and they didn't share

wanted to understand how evolution works in real time study sars cov2 because it's not just delta it's alpha

sent me last year a 3d model of source cov2 and it's beautiful it's actually cracked open so you can see the rna and the

they're able to maintain thirty thousand so sars cov2 rnas thirty thousand bases

cells in the lab if you infect with source cov2 and them and put ivermectin and it would inhibit the virus production substantially it was quite

research on viruses that look like covet that look like SARS cov2 is obviously

a couple of things seem likely this SARS cov2 does not appear to be

and that number 86 percent is high enough to drive SARS cov2 to Extinction

of viruses and so when we talk about a backbone so the SARS cov2 virus

years ago or whatever um the the the virus that is SARS cov2

studied had only about 80 percent similarity in their genomes to sars cov2 they were like decades away in evolutionary terms

cryo-electron microscopy which is much faster you could solve the spike of sars cov2 was solved in two months by by jason

it if it should come out that the Wuhan Institute of virology had in its repository I prior to the outbreak either SARS cov2 or a reasonable

relics dying out oh no the relics in my opinion are the most successful viruses the rna viruses and the source cov2 is an rna virus we can talk about why

in and talk about covin-19 virus sure i don't know what your preferred name is but well right the virus is cov2 which is hard

collection of chemicals you can use for all kinds of action and which have been used for sars cov2 vaccines also same technology okay so what are

larger and harder to see um but I also think that there's a there's a clock ticking with respect to SARS cov2

that kind of a viral Evolution with the first SARS you could track it by the The genome sequencing that it was experimenting and uh SARS cov2 was very

defends against the super dangerous virus and it's all in simulation so an example would be we have all these variants of sars cov2

seem to be quite safe highly effective at preventing covid the 86 percent number is plenty high enough for us to drive uh SARS cov2 to